Remarks Concerning the Work Plan of the C.C., R.C.P.(B.)[1]

Written:Written May 24, 1921Published:First published in 1932 inLenin Miscellany XX.

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Itshould be made the chief task of the All-Russia

Conference[2]in May to prepare and collect material on the question
of

1)closercontact between the Party organisations and the non-Party
masses.

2)drawingnon-Party employees into the work more widely and
systematically.

3)reorganisingthe Workers’ and Peasants’ Inspection for combating
bureaucratism and red tape, improving the condition of the workers and
peasants and drawing non-Party people into Soviet work.

Onall these points the conference should not only collect and study
all the material of practical experience, but work out practical proposals
for the C.C.

Reportsat the plenary meeting:

(α) 2-3reportson the present (actual)workof the C.C. and the Party

(β)dittoon the plan of its reorganisation to meet the new
tasks.

[1]Lenin’sremarks were made to Points 6 and 7 of the Central Committee’s
work plan, drafted for the Tenth All-Russia Party Conference. On May 28,
1921, the conference approved the C.C.’a plan of work (seeThe
C.P.S. U. in the Resolutions and Decisions of Its Congresses, Conferences
and Plenary Meetings of the Central Committee,Part I, 1954,
pp. 576-77)

[2]Leninis referring to the All-Russia Conference of Managers of
Organising and Instructor Departments Under the Gubernia Party Committees
which was to be convened in May 1921 to discuss the immediate tasks of the
Party’s organ,satioriil work. The conference did not take place.